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Seller's Notes:Design Within Reach "Spanna" Extendable Dining Table – Espresso – 51" Extends to 90" Beautiful authentic Design Within Reach Spanna extendable dining table in espresso finish. This table has been in my home for about 20 years and I'm only selling because we're moving. They truly don't make furniture like this anymore. It's incredibly solid, made in Italy, and the extension mechanism is one of the easiest I've ever used. The table expands from 51" × 35.5" to a full 90" in seconds, making it perfect for everyday use and for hosting larger dinners. Features: • Authentic Design Within Reach • Made in Italy • Solid wood construction with espresso finish • Extends from 51" to 90" • Seats 4 comfortably closed, 8–10 when extended • Smooth, easy extension mechanism • Extremely sturdy and heavy—built to last Condition: Excellent overall condition with only a few small cosmetic imperfections from normal use (see photos). Structurally perfect and the extension mechanism works flawlessly. Dimensions: Closed: 51" L × 35.5" W Extended: 90" L × 35.5" W Local pickup in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Buyers are responsible for moving the table. It disassembles for transport.

Extendable tables that open with a simple lift and slide cannot be beat in terms of ease and safety, which is what makes the glass-topped Spanna Table so appealing. When closed, it fits into compact kitchens and dining areas to comfortably seat four people. With the design's seamless extension mechanism, the table smoothly extends to accommodate up to six people, with plenty of legroom to go around. The extension mechanism also ensures that the leaves properly align, and that the table provides years of use - even with frequent opening and closing. Sturdily constructed, the Spanna is always stable, never wobbly. Clean lines, slightly tapered legs and an elegant mix of wood and tempered glass take the table into casual and formal homes and commercial spaces. Made in Italy.

Brand: Design Within Reach

Collection: Spanna

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